The Portland daily press., 1887-05-19
BEFORE JUDGE RoNNrr.

WEDNEsDAY-Amede Berger paid S13o.44 fine
and costs on a search and seizure complaint.
William Fobey indicted at this term for break
ing and entering the shop Of George Russell in
Deerlng, and larceny of rope and tools therefrom
was sentenced to two years in the State prison. A
petltlon or recommendation for the lenency of the
court was sent in to Judge Bonney in this case
which Illustrates the ease with which signatures
OF reputable people may be secured to such pa-
pers and the value TO be placed upon them This
paper recited IN substance that the parties had
SHOWN Iopey ior ten years, that they never knew
any hurt OF him and this was his first offense and
was signed by thirty-one citizens of the west end
OF me city. Asmatter of fact Tobie was sentenced
eight years ago by Judge Bonney to three wears
IN the State prison for breaking entering and lar
ceny which sentence he served.
James Friel, convicted at this term of breaking
ana entering the store Of Woodbury. Il Latham
aud stealing therefrom raisins and tobacco was
sentenced TO four years in the State prison.
trleiS criminal record for one of his age is the
worst IN the county. He seems to be a natural
Herbert Sherman, indicted FOR breaking and en-
erlng tnetafefofy and warehouse OF the West
TOOK Manufacturing COmpany's at Saccarappa
and stealing goods was sentenced to six months
III ldi,. ne mas already been in jail three months
Arthur E. johnson was sentenced to paw 5000
ana costs on nuisance Indictment and ii not paid
IN ten days to three months in Jail; and on a
search and seizure complaint to S7O0 and costs or
three months in Jail. Committee
FRANK heallng indicted for an assault and bat
six months id jail
James L. Daley paid s229.35 fine and costs on
Shas A. Langley was sentenced to pay fine of
5000 and costs on a nuisance Indictment which
ne was unable to pay and was committed for
=. Annie NJ Brown was sentenced to one year in
JAN on a nuisance indictment,
octave Lampson was indicted for breaking and
entering the store OF Frank Decomier at Saccarap-
pa , ana larceny therefrom to which he pleaded
guiily. sentenced TO six months in jail
Mary j. Frazier alias Mary j. Stafford was
nuicIeu ana tried at the September term 1885 for
actng IN the maintenance Of nuisance. The in
ulctment contained seven counts and CHARGED
seven distinct offences. Each count alleged a
tenement in Stafford block on Fore Street
Oh wnlen the respondent has long been the pro,
was used as place for the deposit and sale of
intoxicating liquors and also as a house of IN
lame, ana all with the knowledge and with the
consent OF the respondent. Upon five of these
counts the Jury rendered verdict of guilty and
upon the other two she was acquitted Excen-
tlons were taken 10 the rulings of the Court upon
matters OF law, and the case went to the Law
court. In February last a decision was received
- oVerrunng the exceptions and giving Judgment
lOf tue STATE Judge Bonney gave her six months
upon eaeh count making two years and half in
John z Whitney, for larceny, was sentenced to
The following respondents filed demurrers and
gave 6all from term TO term until after decision
shall be received from the Law Court:
NUISANCE INDICTMENTS.
FRED Boucher, Clara A. Johnson John W.
Sullivan, John W. Smith.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE
William Gallagher, George Webster. John
DAVIS, William Sullivan, John Smith, James t.
Cady, John +. Sullivan.
Timothy Conley, resisting police officer and in
t0xication. "
William Kelley, intoxication aud ARRAY
John L. Sullivan, single sale.